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documentation problem #1

Open JFernandez-cl opened 8 years ago

JFernandez-cl commented 8 years ago

I can not install the documentation :(

Hello master! I get the following error when I try to install the documentation, why can happen? terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::out_of_range' what(): basic_string::substr: __pos (which is 18446744073709551615) > this->size() (which is 323) Aborted (core dumped) cp: no se puede efectuar stat' sobre 'src/red.png': No existe el archivo o el directorio cp: no se puede efectuarstat' sobre 'src/green.png': No existe el archivo o el directorio Makefile:2: fallo en las instrucciones para el objetivo 'all' make: *\ [all] Error 1

Best regards, Jorge

hleclerc commented 8 years ago

Hi Jorge, I'm not working for the LMT lab anymore (at least temporarily). Unfortunately the guy who wrote the code for the documentation -- Raphael Pasquier -- is also not working for the LMT. You're on a PhD with the LMT ? If it's the case, Could you see with Samir Amrouche if he can solve this issue ? he is absolutely the right guy for this stuff. Thanks.

JFernandez-cl commented 8 years ago

Hello, I'm not on PhD with the LMT. I only saw the code on Github, I found interesting and wanted to install it. Thank you very much for your prompt response will try to find more information on the subject.

Best regards

hleclerc commented 8 years ago

Hi Jorge,

Sorry for the inconvenience and the delay for the answer. I've made a quick fix for the documentation, so now, it should work for you also (if you're okay with french :$ sorry for that).

Actually, this repository contains code that helped us to tackle specific problem 8 or 10 years ago (for instance related to Domain decomposition, Proper Orthogonal Decomposition and this kind of stuff, for which the library is a kind of basis), with a focus on performance and convenience (explaining code generation, ...). Since, we still have some PhD students working with this code fir diverse reasons.

Nevertheless, if you are looking for a convenient FEM package, now, I would suggest to use Fenics (huge community, lot of people paid to work on it... not a lot of code for constitutive law, more a code from mathematician than for physicists... but workarounds are possible). For linear algebra, currently, you have a lot of choices. For the meshing and specific stuff (like e.g. Trefftz method), maybe it's different.

In any case, do not hesitate to contact me. Best regards

JFernandez-cl commented 8 years ago

Hi Hugo, Thank you very much for the recommendation of FENICS, I will try later use. With the error, thanks to the changes you made now installed correctly. I tried to comment out the line of the file (#; cp src/red.png ../html; cp src/green.png ../html) but then had another mistake, I managed to install the documentation, prior to the changes you made, down LMT of structure-computation. with respect LMT files, you have more updated libraries that files "structure-computation"?

Thank you very much for the help and time. Best regards, Jorge Fernandez